Choice of Two Silver Chain Necklaces with Prayer Box Amulets - Rita Okrent Collection (NE631) Tuareg beads The stringing holes in these Stone Item 556

Name: Choice of Two Silver Chain Necklaces with Prayer Box Amulets - Rita Okrent Collection (NE631) Tuareg beads The stringing holes in these Stone Item 556
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Choice of Two Silver Chain Necklaces with Prayer Box Amulets - Rita Okrent Collection (NE631) Tuareg beads The stringing holes in these Stone Item 556

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Choice of Two Silver Chain Necklaces with Prayer Box Amulets Rita Okrent Collection (NE631) Tuareg beads The stringing holes in these Stone Item 556 The stringing holes in these beads were hand drilled with sharp tools Antique engraved silver pendant from a Persian Bazuband Choice of two ethnic silver chain necklaces adorned with prayer amulets and dangles 3 inches 6 cm including dangles

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